Description:

The 49.91m luxury motor yacht Joy Me is a stunning tri-deck displacement vessel built in Croatia by Philip Zepter Yachts and launched in 2011. Joy Me superyacht features unique exterior styling and interior design developed by the Standby studio under Marijana Radovic’s leadership while her naval architecture is by Mijo Radunovic.

Philip Zepter super yacht JoyMe sleeps 12 guests in 6 amazing cabins, including one master, one VIP and four double cabins. She has crew quarters for a friendly crew of 12. Each compartment of space within the yacht´s interior is treated as a separate entity with its own story and philosophy, benefitting from its own atmosphere, communicating different emotions and feelings to its guests.

The exterior styling with a special paint scheme emphasizes the elegance of lines by visually lowering the profile and by bringing it closer to the water. By accenting the exterior design with flowing lines, perforated textures and prints have been applied in order to highlight the length rather than the height, the proportions are more balanced and harmonious. This beautiful vessel creates a dynamic visual impression which many modern yachts lose in an effort to maximize inner volume.

Run by twin Cummins KTA 38M1 diesels, 164´ luxury yacht Joy Me reaches a top speed of 15 knots and a 14-knot cruising speed. She has a steel hull and a steel/aluminium superstructure. The beam is of 9.12m (29´92´´) and the draft of 2.30m (7´55´´). M/Y Joy Me is built to Bureau Veritas.

Yacht Charter Accommodation
164´ luxury yacht Joy Me accommodates 12 guests in 6 beautiful cabins, including one master, one VIP and four double cabins. She has crew quarters for a friendly and professional crew of 12. Each compartment of space within the yacht´s interior is treated as a separate entity with its own story and philosophy, benefitting from its own atmosphere, communicating different emotions and feelings to its guests. The exterior styling with a special paint scheme emphasizes the elegance of lines by visually lowering the profile and by bringing it closer to the water. By accenting the exterior design with flowing lines, perforated textures and prints have been applied in order to highlight the length rather than the height, the proportions are more balanced and harmonious. This beautiful vessel creates a dynamic visual impression which many modern yachts lose in an effort to maximize inner volume.